Horror of the Blood Monsters

Category: Action
All Genres: Action, Sci-Fi, Horror
Release Year: 1970
Country: USA
Runtime: 85
Rating: 7.4 (0)
Languages: English
Director: Al Adamson
Sound: Mono
Taglines:

Youll scream yourself into a state of shock!

Writing by: Sue McNair - (screenplay)

Produced by: Al Adamson - producer
Ewing Miles Brown - associate producer (as Ewing Brown)
Charles McMullen - executive producer
Zoe Phillips - executive producer

Cast: John Carradine - Dr. Rynning
Robert Dix - Dr. Manning
Vicki Volante - Valerie
Joey Benson - Willy
Jennifer Bishop - Lian Malian
Bruce Powers - Cmdr. Steve Bryce
Fred Meyers - Bob Scott
Britt Semand - Linda
Al Adamson - Earthly vampire (uncredited)
John Andrews - Man killed by vampire - openinig scene (uncredited)
John Bud Cardos - Vampire caveman (uncredited)

Music: Mike Velarde
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Plot Outline: In the near future with a intergalactic vampire plague threatening earth, an expedition is sent to a...
Plot: In the near future with a intergalactic vampire plague threatening earth, an expedition is sent to a distant galaxy in hopes of discovering the plague^?s source. Landing on a mysterious planet they discover that Spectrum radiation has turned the atmosphere into a one-color tint. Exploring further, the group discovers living dinosaurs, a race of vampire cavemen, and other strange creatures.

Crazy Credits: We know about 1 Crazy Credits. One of them reads:
  Michal Koban ... legal counsel animals

Goofs: We know about 1 goofs. Here comes one of them:
Continuity: Although Robert Dix is billed in the credits as "Dr. Manning", he is referred to in the film as "Col. Manning".

Trivia: There are 6 entries in the trivia list - like these:

• The cavemen footage is from a Filipino movie shot in 1965. The new US color footage was shot in 1966. The film itself wasnt released until 1970.
• This film is a mixture of a mid 60s Filippino horror movie called "Tagani", "One Million BC" (1940) and "Unknown Island" (1948).
• The Filippino film "Tagani" which forms the basis of Adamsons film was made in black and white. As drive-ins at the time were clamoring for color features, the black and white footage was tinted using a process which was hyped as Spectrum X.

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